The Academy’s Weapon Replicator - Chapter 431

Chapter 122 Position (2)

Frondier also looked at Glaucus and was lost in thought for a moment.

‘Besides having no combat experience, it seems like it’s only been a while since I’ve learned anything like that.’

Glaucus’ posture is sloppy in every way. Either attack or defense. There are some basics, but it hasn’t been long since I learned them.

No doubt, he had lived a life unrelated to combat before coming to Atlas. Since I’m just learning this in Atlas, everything is bound to be sloppy.

‘In other words, he achieved that level of power and speed with a body that couldn’t even handle its muscles properly.’

To exaggerate a little, Glaucus rushed forward and roughly hit Pielot.

Pielot was barely able to block that much of an attack with his sword, and even then his body was blown up and he fell down.

‘It’s not human strength.’

Of course, he did not achieve such power through physical strength alone. Glaucus’ strike also contained an aura.

Frondier confirmed with his sixth sense that Glaucus’ aura was always radiating out of his body. This is strange considering that it takes a lot of training just for an ordinary human to emit an auror.

However, you probably don’t even know that the aura is being emitted. In other words, there are auras in attack and defense, but they are not used by Glaucus himself.

‘There are geniuses like that.’

The talent to contain an aura without even knowing how to use it. What does Glaucus look like to Pielot, who is said to be a genius in using auras? Moreover, even excluding Aurors, it is an enormous strength, so it must be even more shocking to Pielot.

‘furthermore.’

Frondier looked at Aias this time.

Air currents that fluctuate quietly but violently. Aias is greatly shaken right now.

‘After all, it’s Glaucus.’

Glaucus.

It is a name that appears here and there in Greek mythology, but the name Glaucus that appears in this situation probably refers to one person.

A brave warrior who is the grandson of the great hero Bellerophon, and a hero himself. In fact, there was a Glaucus in a much earlier generation, but Frondier’s intuition was that it was not him.

Because Glaucus has something in common with Ajax.

‘Ajax and Glaucus. These two are both heroes who participated in the Trojan War.’

There is also a story that Glaucus was killed by Ajax, but this is not clear. That’s usually the case with myths.

Anyway, these two are names that actually appear in mythology, and although their appearance may be different in this world, they are probably characters who will make a big contribution somewhere.

‘If I hadn’t come to this continent with my companions, Pielot would never have entered Atlas.’

Naturally, Aias, who had no opponent called Pielot, would be selected as the class representative, and in that case, Ajax would be where Pielot should be now. And he must have faced Glaucus.

‘I don’t believe in that kind of fate, though.’

As things turn out like this, it feels as if Frondier and the people around him are interfering with the story that this continent was supposed to progress towards.

Maybe Ajax feels that way too.

And if a story similar to a myth really goes on,

‘maybe a war or fight on a scale similar to or greater than the Trojan War might break out?’

“…Mr. Carla.”

“yes?”

After thinking for a moment, Frontier asked Carla.

“Antero was called a paladin. “A paladin is a knight of the kingdom.”

“I don’t know why I’m checking that again, but yeah. “It’s a story everyone knows.”

Kala said that it was rather strange that Frondier was unfamiliar with Paladin. This is a story everyone on this continent knows.

Frondier nodded and said.

“I would like to take some time off after Machiak. Is it possible?”

“…Where are you going?”

“….”

Frondier closed his mouth.

And then he said it as if something suddenly occurred to him.

“I’m going to get some rest at home. “I’m tired.”

“It was a conversation that I didn’t think would happen at home at all. just now.”

“Preparations for Machia, removing the curse on Mr. Kala, and some fatigue from fighting Antero.”

“Ugh. “When I bring that up, I run out of things to say.”

Carla sighed. She spoke with narrowed eyes.

“great. “But there are conditions.”

“…In return for helping Kala, I would like to take an unconditional vacation.”

“I repaid you for that earlier. “With a whisper of the wind.”

“…I did.”

After all, if you presume to do something like that, you will get angry later. Another thing I learned was Frontier.

Frontier had no choice but to ask.

“What are the conditions?”

“Tell me who you are. “What is it? How do you know so many things, and what do you know less than the average person?”

Frondier tried to shake his head at those words. This is because it is not good for people on this continent to know too much information about him. The more his identity is revealed, the less he has a place to stay.

But suddenly there.

‘…okay. There’s not much difference in color.’

A being who hides his identity and lives in hiding on this continent.

It’s the same for Kala or Frontier.

Frontier said:

“great. “But there are conditions.”

“I’m making a deal with conditions, and you’re adding conditions to them again?”

“It’s not a very great condition.”

Frontier looked at Kala.

“Hold hands with me, Mr. Carla.”

* * *

That night.

“Excuse me…”

Carla entered with cautious steps.

In Frontier’s room.

All of his companions, including Frondier, were already gathered there.

“Is this the president of Atlas?”

Arald asked with curious eyes.

“Indeed, you are truly beautiful. There is no exaggeration in the rumors. Rather, the rumors are rather weak. “My name is Arald.”

“Okay, thank you. “It’s called Kala.”

Arald felt as if he was looking at a famous painting hanging in an art museum. The word “beautiful” was being said in its dictionary meaning.

Next, Pielot bowed his head.

“My name is Pielot. I am a 3rd year student at Atlas. i look forward to.”

Pielot was looking at Kala with somewhat curious eyes.

And then.

“…I’m sorry.”

Frondier was looking at the women with cold eyes.

“How long are you going to just watch like that? “I will run away.”

“….”

“….”

“….”

Elodie, Selena, and Lili were looking at Carla with eyes like wood. Naturally, naturally, Carla was very nervous.

“…Nice to meet you, I’m Elodie.”

Elodie spoke in a tone that was not welcoming at all.

“I heard a lot. “It’s Selena.”

Selena said as if she just found out about it for the first time today.

“….”

Lili didn’t say a word.

Frontier said to him:

“Lily, please introduce yourself.”

Lili smiled brightly and said, as if something suddenly occurred to her at Frondier’s words.

“hello. It’s Lili. “I am a servant who serves Frontier.”

“What are you talking about!”

“It’s not wrong.”

“How is that not wrong…?”

Frondier tilts his head without realizing it while trying to argue.

At that, Elodie and Selena’s eyes changed instead of Carla.

‘Just say no first.’

That kind of unspoken pressure.

“…a colleague. “Kala, it’s not like a body servant or anything.”

“Yeah, that’s right.”

Although she couldn’t keep up with the situation, Carla nodded.

“Anyway, the people gathered here are my colleagues. Well, there are more of them elsewhere.”

There are also demons brought by Arald here, but I couldn’t introduce them one by one.

Carla looked at the people around her in turn. In particular, the eyes focused on Elodie, Selena, and Lili.

“…pretty.”

Carla let out an admiring voice and her eyes sparkled.

“yes?”

“Hey, how are you so pretty?”

Carla walked up to Elodie and held her hands.

Elodie threw her head back in embarrassment.

“Ah yes?”

“It’s my first time seeing such a pretty person. Look at the eyes, how are they? “It feels like the first lake born in this world is in the pupils of my eyes.”

“yes yes?!”

Elodie’s face turned red at the overly exaggerated and old-fashioned expression.

Meanwhile, Pielot, who had been looking at Kala curiously, looked at the two in turn and nodded.

“How amazing.”

“what?”

Frontier answered from the side.

“No, I only see ordinary students at Atlas and Constell, and it’s times like this that I realize it again.”

Pielot smiled at Frondier.

“For some reason, there are a lot of pretty people next to Frontier.”

“…!”

Frondier’s face froze. It was a bombshell declaration that did not know the atmosphere.

There, Pielot launched a second bombing attack.

“Senior, are you going to keep all the beauties you see next to you? Ha ha ha ha ha!”

“….”

Of course Pielot was joking, but it didn’t sound that way to other people’s ears.

In particular, Frontier thought.

I wonder if that’s really what he’s saying at this time.

Is this how you get paid for playing Pielot in the past?

“Look.”

Elodie let out a cold voice.

“It’s true that you have a weakness for women.”

It was a sentence that felt like a curse. ‘I

tried so hard

not to hear that sound…’ but of course, others didn’t know.

* * *

After Frondier decided to join hands with Kala, he decided to explain everything at this time.

Kala is also a stranger to this continent. She also benefits from belonging to the group, so there is no way she would reveal Frontier’s secrets.

So I tried to explain, but I hesitated for a moment because I didn’t know where to start.

And the first thing that came out was.

“We are also strangers.”

“…yes?”

“Of course, it’s a little different from Mr. Carla, but we are from different continents.”

“Another continent… it really existed.”

A color I didn’t even know existed. Probably most people on the Agoris continent are like that.

Starting with that, Frontier slowly explained their situation.

However, when trying to explain why they left the continent, they had no choice but to say that they had become enemies of the empire, and when trying to explain why they became enemies of the empire, they had no choice but to say that Frontier suffered from divine intervention.

As I went back and explained the reason, the reason, the reason.

“…That’s what happened.”

After everything was said, Carla’s face was strangely distorted.

She blinked several times, her pupils moved up to the left, she tilted her head, then back again, scratched her cheek, and said.

“So Mr. Frondier was accused of being a devil and became an enemy of the empire, and that was because Odin stepped in. The reason Odin stepped forward was because Mr. Frondier became a threat, and he did it by preventing the war and defeating the Seven Deadly Sins, Belphegor. That’s it…. “That’s what you’re talking about, right?”

“…Yes.”

Frontier himself felt that he had told a ridiculous story.

It was a story based entirely on fact.

“I want to ask if you’re serious about that, but everyone’s expressions are serious…”

Carla looked at the people around her.

Of course, I understand that it feels absurd, but the people around me have seen it and experienced it, so I feel like I can’t say it’s a joke.

“Then Mr. Frontier, are you planning to prevent a war from happening here? Like we blocked on the previous continent?”

Frontier told Carla about the danger of war breaking out on this continent as well. Of course, the specific name ‘Trojan War’ was not specified.

However, Frontier shook his head there.

“If the war taking place here is simply a conflict between humans, I will not get involved.”

“uh? Is that it?”

Rather, Elodie asked.

Frontier answered as if it were obvious.

“Because that is humans’ choice. “I am not a deterrent, and I have no intention of stopping all wars that occur in the world.”

Frontier: Can an individual prevent all human wars?

Even setting aside that possibility, Frontier had no intention of doing so in the first place.

That’s not normal.

Because all Frontier wants is to clear the game.

“but.”

There, Frondier opened his mouth.

That voice had changed. Or should I say it had returned to its original state.

“If it’s not just a conflict between humans, but a devil or a god playing a trick behind my back.”

Frontier’s face was calm.

At least that’s what I thought.

“Even if I play a prank on them, they won’t have any complaints.”